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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1941
Page
3
Mrs Bernice Hach Baldwin will present three of her pupils in the first of a piano recital series Friday at 7 30 p m at her home studio 820 Seventeenth Street SE The program includes Beethoven Sonata Op 49 and selections by Clementi plus other works performed by Arlene Dvorak and others at the recital.
The YWCA fun night moves to the association building for a 7 to 11 evening. All senior school pupils in the city are invited to play badminton and ping pong and enjoy the event.
Craemer's C C club held a Monday dinner at the Elks club. Dr. Alice B. Salter spoke on The Need for Un in Human Relatio ns and N. P. Craemer discussed Store Achievement. Mrs. Ralph Sedlacek played piano and members sang. New members announced include Nelle Steinbrenner Dorothy Metela BettyEdmundson Grace Yager Paulene Scannell Mildred Milbreth Mary Lindsay. Easter table decor and committee members Fred Long Eddie Iliten Dan Justad.
Sally Strothers was elected president of Kagha Camp Fire group at Polk school on Monday. New officers include Betty Peal as vice president Janet Jones treasurer Lydia Hill secretary and Nancy Shean scribe.
Miss Anne Kelly of Fairfax has returned after four months spent with relatives and friends in southern California.
Miss Donna Greer of Warren Shupp was honored at a Monday evening shower at 1516 First Avenue East hosted by Mrs. H. R. Greer and Mrs. C. W. Bohlender. A pink umbrella and a miniature bridal party framed the event while guests played games and prizes went to Mrs. Wier Nelson, Mrs. Joe Shearer, and Mrs. Hattie Greer.
Mrs. Caroline Colby and Mrs. Edna Cooper at 129 First Avenue W hosted a surprise birthday dinner Tuesday evening. The event raised five hundred in contributions. Guests included Martha Humes Rose Davis Alice Babe Williams Hazel Mc Nabb Freda Pratt Harriet Wolfe Eunice Shay and Evelyn Kimm.
Mrs. Fred C. Wodrich of 103 Third Avenue SE returned after four days at White Sulphur Springs Wisconsin where she attended the Chi Omega social sciences session. The event focused on Democracy and Adult Education and she is one of the local Chi Omega alumnae.
The Elizabeth Gordon Circle of Grande Avenue United Church held an installation led by Miss Lucille Panes past president. Officers named include President Mrs Lester De Therton Wetzel and Treasurer Miss Helen Duncan.
Lambda chapter party of Beta Sigma Phi held Monday evening at the home of Mildred Pazdernik at 72 Twenty-first.
Forbes of Marion and James Milder prepare for a spring wedding on April 19. Guests were welcomed with gifts and refreshments as part of the engagement celebration.
Twenty two members elected Mrs Harold Hess president with Mrs L L Lovan as VP and Mrs H E Booth as recording secretary. Mrs George Hayes appointed to accompany Hess to a May national convention in Chicago. Tickets available from Hess Sedina Cobb or Rowe. A silver tea planned for May. Next meeting a picnic dinner. Yokita Camp Fire group knit for Red Cross after school at St Pauls church with several young members.
Fragmentary text mentions Bell, Mrs Harold Kleary and Mrs George in a local notice context. The readable segment lacks clear event, date, or action details to determine full scope or outcome.
Mrs P O Clark of 138 Twenty sixth Street Drive SE entertained guests at a domestic gathering detailing light refreshments and sociable conversation with neighbors and friends.
A. G. Heim led devotions at the union meeting with Mrs. W W H Tenney reporting on the Iowa branch bulletin. Guests included Mrs. J M Morton of Ida Mansfield cir cle and Miss M E Ludor. The next meeting is set for April 9 with Mrs. Grant idiller at 1909 First Avenue. Ronald C Booth is vice president of the PTA with Mrs. P E Conrad as secretary and Mrs. Shirley Clark as treasurer. Janet Ohsman was the accompanist and Miss Alberta presided at tea service.
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